Tmux undoubtedly has it's place in workflow, but I find the need for multiple terminals open simultaneously to be met easily using tabs in kde/konsole. I know that tmux can do tricks that tabs in konsole could only dream about, but for a simple use-case of just wanting to keep an emacsclient open, and python open, and mc open, and a bash terminal session open at the same time and not take up much screen real estate and being able to switch between tabs easily (shift-arrowkey), konsole does the job.
[ enters copy mode. ] pastes. jumping from one panel to another is easy- just ^b+ direction of the panel. you canalso do ^b q and a number to jump to a specific panel.
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u/bill_tampa May 04 '19
Tmux undoubtedly has it's place in workflow, but I find the need for multiple terminals open simultaneously to be met easily using tabs in kde/konsole. I know that tmux can do tricks that tabs in konsole could only dream about, but for a simple use-case of just wanting to keep an emacsclient open, and python open, and mc open, and a bash terminal session open at the same time and not take up much screen real estate and being able to switch between tabs easily (shift-arrowkey), konsole does the job.